In this Autodesk Revit tutorial I am going to show you the basics of Scheduling. I’ll show you how to create Schedules for any type of element contained within your model. If you’d like to watch the video version of this tutorial first, just click in the box below…
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Revit Schedules are a lot like spreadsheets in so much as:-
- They contain columsn and rows
- They hold data
- The data can be sorted and grouped in a number of different ways
- Formulas can be applied to the data in order to generate new values
You usually create a Schedule in Revit because you want to quantify (or simply list) specific elements contained within your Revit Project. Examples of typical schedules would be door or window schedules. FOr the purposes of this tutorial I am going to take you through the creation of a window schedule. First of all we need a model on which to base our schedule. I am going to take this two storey…